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Protect the Frequencies – By preventing interference
Toughen Receivers – With readily available technology
Augment Services – With difficult to disrupt terrestrial signals
What to do? Some recommendations.
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From Our Blog
Mobster/Oligarch’s powerful GPS jammer in Sofia disrupted air traffic, TV – KALDATA & BTA
Image: Shutterstock (note: most oligarchs are uglier) What's new: Impacts from a GPS jammer in Sofia, Bulgaria included disrupted air traffic, disrupted airport ground traffic, and unspecified interference with television broadcasts. The jammer was being used by a...
Impact of GNSS loss to UK – Info graphic by New Space Economy
Image: Shutterstock What's new: An info graphic that shows many of the ways GNSS impacts/supports/is integrated with utilities and other systems we use everyday. Why it's important: Educating the public and leaders on this is an essential first step. Next we need...
eLoran Surging as Protection for GNSS and Users – Inside GNSS
Image: UKPNTO What's new: A compilation of different eLoran initiatives and links to some studies and initiatives. Why it's important: Complementary and backup systems for GNSS are becoming increasingly necessary. GNSS is not reliable in many parts of the world and...
U.S. Clears Xona’s Pulsar for Full Constellation Deployment – Inside GNSS
Image: Xona Space What's new: Significant progress toward commercial LEO PNT. Why it's important: LEO PNT can be stronger, more accurate, and more resilient to disruption than GNSS signals. What else to know: Inside GNSS has started a column dedicated to LEO PNT....
Shooting Starlink: The “no limits” partnership between Russia and China is taking aim at Elon Musk – The Insider
Image: Shutterstock What's new: More information about how the wars and potential wars in space are shaping up. Why it's important: The U.S. is far more dependent on space than any other nation. For a while space was a safe place to put critical assets. Now, not so...
